General introduction.- Basic analysis of Single-Input Single-Output (SISO) PCB interconnect structure.- Discrete periodical model of microstrip line with cascaded elementary L-cells.- Modelling of the signal delay induced by PCB interconnect SISO structure.- Analytical modelling methodology of Single-Input Multiple Output (SIMO) symmetric tree interconnects by using lumped element L-cell.- Symmetric tree interconnects modelling with elementary distributed RC-line.- Z/Y/T/S-matrices modelling of symmetric SIMO structure based on elementary distributed RLC-cell.- Z/Y/T/S-matrices analysis of non-symmetric SIMO tree based on elementary distributed element.- Cartographical analyses of reflection and transmission coefficients of shunt coupled lines.- Analytical modelling of interbranch coupling effect on coupled microstrip tree PCB interconnects.- Temperature effect analysis on microstrip structure.- General conclusion.

Dr. Blaise Ravelo is currently an Associate Professor at the Graduate Engineering School, ESIGELEC located in Rouen, France. His research interest is focused on:- the design of RF/microwave circuits for wireless communication system, - development and applications of negative group delay (NGD) circuits, - the electrical RF/mixed circuit interconnect modelling for signal and power integrity (SI/PI) analysis, - EM near-field scanning and modelling, electromagnetic compatibility/interference (EMC/EMI), and Multiphysics system engineering/modelling. He is a pioneer of the development of NGD concept. Dr. Ravelo received the Dipl.-Ing. Degree in electronic engineering from the University of Antsiranana, Madagascar, in 2000. He received the Professional/Research Sci. Master degrees, and the Ph.D. degrees from Brest University, Brest, France, in 2004, 2005, and 2008, respectively. He hold his degree of dissertation to lead researches (¿HDR: Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches¿) from the Univ. of Rouen in 2012. Dr. Ravelo is regularly involved and initiated to participate and to lead national and international research projects (FP7, INTERREG, ANR, FUI, H2020, Euripides, Eurostars) on the electronic, microwave and EMC engineering. He is (co)author of more than 210 papers published in international journals, book chapters, and conference proceedings. He co-supervised and directed 9 PhD students whose 6 PhD candidates defended.